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Silver imports surge at India’s bullion exchange after new licensing rules

The surge follows a May decision by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade to move certain categories of silver to the restricted list, requiring importers to obtain authority's licences.

Silver imports surge at India’s bullion exchange after new licensing rules

In India, the only international bullion exchange is experiencing a resurgence in activity due to a surge in silver imports following the introduction of new licensing rules, according to the latest report. Srushti, a markets reporter at Mint, highlights the impact of this regulatory change, which has made licenses mandatory for certain categories of silver.

The story, which caught the government's attention and led to a policy shift, emphasizes the importance of clear communication in complex market data. Srushti, who has a background in journalism and specializes in making intricate market information accessible, enjoys spending her time on hobbies such as jewelry shopping and watching engaging thrillers.

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